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EN a 0 Mr. H. G. Hutcheson, treasurer of 8 the Port Perry Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society sent a cheque to the headquarters at Toronto amounting to $84.53, local collections. Mr. Norman Malcolm and daughters Marjory and Norma, and -son Glenn, of Lemsford, Sask., are spending the winter with Mrs. Malcolm, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter and Jamie. * " oh Mr. Cecil Taylor and son Jack of Cannington, were in town on Friday. Mrs. W. W. Pyatt and son Will, of HE were in town for the week- end. . Mr. Ralph Lyle of Toronto, and Miss Thelma Scarboro,, of Scarboro, were week-end guests of his friends in Port Perry and Prince Albert. Miss Marris Lamber--and sister Doreen, and Mrs. Elmer Lambert, of Cannington, visited the Misses Stovin recently. Mrs. Robert Heayn of Scugog Is- land, is spending the winter with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chass. Heayn, Mr. Clarence Leighton, Beth, of Cannington, visited Mr. Mrs. Love, last week. Mr. Albert Napier from New York where holidaying. Mr. and Mrs. C. Stiner, of Whitby; were New Year guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. HL. Collacutt. Mr. Robt. Cawker of Toronto, was home for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LaRose of Unionville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Allin and Murs. H. Sonley. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Wilkinson, aid Mrs. Russell Graham, of Scugog Is- b Pahang djins Feening with Mr. i, ps rr A RS Ta EARL Tort | ap at ZF 5 2.7 NE. WT ret val I ard Nt 30 ANT 0 Elva and and has he returned has been "Among those "reported on the sick list are Messrs. Jas. McKee, F. C. Taggart, A. W. Allin, Albert Orchayd and Mrs. Robt. Wallace. Mr. J. E. Jackson is on the mend. Unfortunately he suffered a slight re- lapse after his recent illness. Mur. and Mrs. D. M. Jackson have been spending some time with friends in Toronto. The Parish Workers of the Church of the' Ascension held their monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Ar- rangements were discussed in connec- tion with the 75th Anniversary of the Church which will be in 1943. Two' committees were appointed. Miss E. Hayes, of Mount Albert, "and Mrs. H. Slack of Winnipeg, arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. | They are sisters of Mr. Hayes. Pte Fred Colbear, of Camp Borden, was home over the week-end. Prentice is on the sick list. War Work Activities | In spite of December being a oy, season of the year splendid bales were packed for shipment, at the work- . rooms on Friday last. The bales consisted of: Refugee Bale-- = 1 ladies' coat, 14 pairs boys' py- coats, 1 pair bloomers, dresses, shirts, 4 quilts and 1 wool blanket. Soldiers' Comforts-- chiefs, 1 pair pyjamas. box containing. late bars, sardines, candy, peanuts, each: one containing a well "Housief" 2 pairs socks, 1 pair mitts, bars. the W.A. of the three churches. parties. ation" of these. boxes. ' Jb) of sity Rin WO RO EE Jn 2 Na Hayes." [} We regret to learn that. Mr. Robt." jamas, 12 pairs girls' pyjamas, 2 baby bonnets, 2 girls' tams, 4 pairs bootees, 20 pairs children's mitts, 3 sweater 13 girls' 4 cakes toilet soap, 16 boys' 1 sweater, 2 pairs socks," 1 pair mitts, 2 hdkfs., Christmas cake, choco. 22 boxes to boys serving in Canada "filled scarf, Christmas cake, and chocolate 4 These "Housiefs" were made by the ladies at the work-room and filled by : The ' Junjor War Workers, The Prince Al- _ bert War Workers, The Queen Vic- toria Ladies' Auriliary 'and Private ters have been veseived from boys expressing their ap- Eyes Examined Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY'S ¥ « 3 RQ 3 sii trarad Wl utohdt se Vint asrssnuowdiuserdue dls rashes mb " VEG (} ny 55 r 11314 he R Si Forme OSHAWA [hore The LO.D.E. meeting held on Jan- uary Oth was presided over by the Regent, Mrs. Bentley, and interesting reports were given for the month of December, Books and magazines had been sent to the Navy League, 1.0. D.E, calendars were distributed to the Rural Schools of the surrounding com- munity as well as to the rooms of the Port Perry School. The 1.O.D.E. prizes, of books, were presented to the successful pupils of the Public School. The scholarship to the student ot highest standing at the end of second year in High School this year went to Marion Franklin of Manchester. During fourteen years it has been won by ten girls and four boys. This scholarship in the past has been_valued at $20.00 but as the pro- motion of education is one of the aims of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, it was decided to increase this scholarship to $26.00 to encourage students to make the most of their op- portunities. Parents might call the attention of their children to this worth-while endeavour, The Christmas Cake draw was a success as usual, and the committee are grateful to those who showed in- terest in the work of the Order by buying a ticket. Over $76.00 was realized on this project. Letters of appreciation had been re- ceived from soldiers for "hussifs" sent them, and also letters of thanks for gifts sent to patients in "Orillia Hos- pital at Christmas time. An Executive meeting will be held in the Library on Monday, January 2717h at 3 p.m. All officers are asked to have thejr annual reports ready for presentation. UNITED CHURCH NOTES On Sunday at 11 a.m. at Port Perry {and 3 p.m. at Prince Albert, Rev. Dr. W. E. Millson, of Oshawa, will preach, Dr. Millson. is a widely travelled Churchman who knows Canada well, having been Field Secretary: of Evan- gelism and Social Service for years. A great human with an inimitable humour, his whimiscal nature makes him a very interesting speaker, A treat is in store for all who hear him. The pastor will conduct worship and preach at 7 p.m, The Stewards will meet at the Par- sonage on Thursday (to-night) at 8. MR. AND MRS. WARREN FEGAN , CEI CEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING. Friends from all walks of life, to | the number of 3560, gathered in the Elizabeth room of the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Christmas afternoon to offer their congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Fegan, on the | occasion of their golden wedding an- (niversary. To Mrs. Fegan 'the day had double significance, for it was al- > her birthday. The event will have partiular inter- est to many Beaverton people, as Mrs. Fegan was a former Beaverton lady--- Miss M. I. Doran, who went to To- rronto and there met Mr. Fegan who ! was in the boot and shoe business. In [ 1880 they returned to the home of | Mrs. Fegan's parents "in Beaverton, where they were married on Christ- mas day. N Prior to the reception, dinner was mediate family! These included the , three daughters and their husbands, Mrs. C. B, Lyons, Mrs. Wm. K. Great- rex and Mrs: E, J. Collett, and nine 100 pairs socks, 8 scarfs, 28 helmets,' grandchildren. b sweaters, 6 pairs mitts, 8 handker- Mr. -Fegan has a beautiful summer | home at Williams' Point and is known In addition Christmas boxes wore is this community by. his kindly deeds sent to the local boys oh active ser- and keen interest in the community vice, 8 boxes Sere sent overseas each life of the summer residents. HEAYN--In loving memory of our dear Grand Dad, Robert Heayn, who passed away, January 9, 1040, And while he, lies in peaceful sleep, His © memory we shall always keep. y | =. . Carol and Bobby. MRS, COLLACUTT AND FAMILY Mrs. Mary Collacutt and family have moved to Whitby. We are sorry to see them leave Port Perry. The young folk here will miss Betty and Sally. Mrs. Collacutt has been very active in the war work of:the 1.0.D.E. and, will be greatly missed. We wish the Collacutt family every happiness in their new home, Air. Conditioned OPTOMETRIST Continuous Show Daily at 1 p.m. 1.O, D. E Friday-Saturday, Jan, 10-11 served to the 46 members of the im- MOVE TO WHITBY" el Last Two Days, "Love Thy Neighbour" Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Mary Martin and Rochester. "With such a cast could it be anything else but hilarious?" REVIVAL FRIDAY NIGHT-- Henry Fonda, landers Colbert B G uo OB ATRL TRA FORE Tuesday, Jahiary 2 ANNUAL MEETING of the ONTARIO PINE GROVE CEMETERY COMPANY -- Will be Held in the -- sonic Rooms--Port Perry "(Opposite the Post Office) 0 i 1941, #30 p.m. USINESS: Auditors' and other reports. Election of Of- ficers for 1941 and General Buisness, Wi 43 MR. PLOTOWNER: This is your. Company and your meeting, come and us bring your suggestions or eriticisms, Constructive criticisms are always welcome, rant Christie, President. R. D. Woon, Sect'y-Treas. | Bi OF 0 09 0 OV UN ON PY BN NU TW BT UN OO OB DON BU DW OVW OU UY OY BOW 0 A {fe EC a_i Ct at a a EESTI] Drums Along be Mohawk Monday, Tuesday, Wedncidss, Thursday, Jan. 13-14-15-16. Ethel Vance's flaming novel-- "ESCAPE" Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor, The novel that thrilled a million readers now flames upon the screen to tell of courage, sacri- fice, and love in a country filled with hate. w Friday-Saturday, JAN. 17-18 spooks, laughs and 'music, with Kay Kyser, in You'll. Find Out Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Helen Parrish Dennis, plus Kay Kyser"s Band, -Ginny Simms, Isa Kabibble, Harry Babbit, Sully Mason and The College of Musical Knowledge. REVIVAL, Friday, at 11 pm. Ginger Rogers, David Niven, in "BACHELOR MOTHER" Y JUNIOR WAR WORKERS The Junior War Workers will meet at the home of Mrs. Campbell Mac-; Master on T uesday evening, Jan, 14th. BLACKSTOCK The Victorian Institute met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Bailey on Friday January 3rd, with president Mrs. N. Since, you were called away, How well we do remember That sad and lonely day. God saw the road was getting rough, The hills were hard to climb, So he closed your weary eyélids And whispered "Peace be thine." A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill, Sadly missed by Wife and Family. ' IN MEMORIAM HEAYN -- In. loving memory of father, whom God called home, Jan- uary Oth, 1940, © There is an angel who bears aight, And he comes at the close of day; When the sun goes down on a well |§ spent life. i |= He lights up the last dark way; 5 And he whispers "tired one, give me) ® thine hand", And with Spirit brave and steady, i Father faltered not from the unknown | land; ¥ But answered--"I am ready". _Sadly missed by Charles and Stella, | § W: F. Thompson, President. UTE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Port Perry, Reach and Scugog Agricultural Society ill be held in the MASONIC ROOMS--Port Perry, (op- posite the Post Office), on Saturday, January 18th, 1941, 2.30p.m. BUSINESS: Presentation of the Annual Report and the Election of Officers. ou are invited to be present if you are interested in the work of the Agricultural Society. Every Director and Associate is requested to attend. R. D. Woon, Secretary' Lynn Valley Standard 214's Tomatoes WESTON'S, 6 oz. FRESH, 4 OZ. Mountjoy in the chair, Mrs. Carter, | : ; convener of "Peace" program gave an |8 SODAS = - 10c HORSERADISH . 10c interesting paper on Peace, and the [| PKG 16 OZ. members replied to roll call by a sug- ] MUFFETS - - 10¢ VITA B. - = 10¢c gestion for Peace. Mrs. F. Bailey lg orien FRANCO AMERICAN 15 os read "The Cattle in the Stall" by Nina lz = : ates Moore Jamieson. Community singing' = SARDINES " - 10c SPAGHETTI - 10c and God Save the King completed the LL] SMALL AYLMER 20 OZ k program, _|® KLEENEX - -. 10c PORK and BEANS 10¢ | Arrangements were made for all cuchre party to be held in the Hall on . Friday evening, the proceeds to go to HS PEAS Avian - 14 0. 10e Red Cross, The Federated Women's |g ' choice In Institutes of Canada are furnishing a H LY : ward in the Canadian Red Cross Hos- |= SHREDDED i ALLEN'S 20 OZ . : pital in England, and each branch is a COCOANUT Ib. 19¢" APPLE JUICE ¢ for 19¢ i 2 i hy fond Hi puta : LIRBY'S 20 OZ 2 for -] 'alter Wright of Egypt S.8., Cart- |8® _ H a as aking Powder Ib. 19¢ Tomato Juice 19¢ H sailed recently from New York, en a JOLLY GOOD, 16 OZ CAMPBELL'S TOMATO 10 02. = route for Greece, via Cape of Good FH NUT SNACK - 19¢ SOUP,, - 2-19¢ Hope. ie hd is iii biti @ EARLY MORNING ARMOUR'S LB. @ ator on the boat and we wish him the = 1 = best of luck in his new and highly a COFFEE, Ya Ib. 19¢ LARD : 2 for 19¢ [| dangerous work. L 24 1b | ® Monarch Fl ; 8et IN_LOVING MEMORY OF OUR |g 1V onarc our Bag ¢ a DEAR MOTHER = Mrs. S. Baird, who passed away on : ; ------ | January '10th, 1939. B GIANT BARS CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM, 10. OZ. Loving and kind in all her ways; L CHOCOLATE 2 for 25¢ SOUP - 2 for 25¢ o Upright and just to the end of her [| CLEARWATER COHOE - %'s MIXED - days; 8 SALMON, 2 for 25¢ BISCUITS - 3 Sincere and true in her heart and u * lbs. 25¢ § mind: PRIDE OF FUNDY AYLMER 165 OZ. :: A; Beautiful memories she left behind. = SARDINES - 2 for 25¢. IRISH STEW, 2-for 25¢ Luella and Joe. . JEWEL * RELLOGG'S 12 0% IN MEMORIAM F] SHORTENING, 2 lbs. 25¢ CORN FLAKES, 2 for 25¢ = +HEAYN--In fond and loving mem- E ory of Robert Heayn, who: passed D [ 1 = away, January 9th, 1940. 0 omino Tea - ie 33€., I. 63¢ F One year has gone, dear father i * oe : -- GARDEN FRESH - = FRUITS AND VEGETABLES | } GRAPEFRUIT siz 5 for 26¢ | IMPORTED WAXED Oh Sn SPINACH, - 2 lbs. 19¢ TURNIPS, - 31bs. 10¢c B LARGE HEADS - "COOKING . LETTUCE - 2for19c ~~ ONIONS - 8 lbs. 25¢ = WASHED AE | " 'tookiNg DOMESTIC : "CARROTS - 3 lbs, 10c APPLES - 5 lbs. 95c WASHED 153 : " WHITE HEARTS ; PARSNIPS. - 3 lbs. 10c CELERY - 2 for 25¢ - Me ium 126 ORANGES, Doz. %c LIMITED i A cit a A Aa A LAWRENCE'S Drug Store NEWS You ean Save with Safety at your Rexall Store LAWRENCE'S Horehound and Honey Cough Syrup A soothing and healing preparation for coughs. 8 ounce bottle 50c. AL PHAMETTES, 'NEO CHEMICAL CAPSULES HALIVER OIL CAPSULES OVALTINE BYNOVA WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER EXTRACT ........ Ceeers $100 PURETEST don LIVER oI 75¢. and $1.25 '$1.00, $1.85, $3.50 $1.25 and $2.25 fi 95¢. and $1,55 38e., i and 98¢, .49¢, and 79¢c. PHONE 49 ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 a.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service 'Student from Knox College in charge. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 am. --Rev, Dr,"W. E. Millson, of Oshawa, a widely travelled church- man. 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 pm.--Reyv. W. J. H. Smyth. Thursday, Jan. 9th (to-night), The Committee of Stewards will meet at the Parsonage, CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Sunday-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 pm.--Evening Prayer and Sermon--The Rector, War Savings PRENTICE'S Skilled Operator. Very moderate prices e specialize in-- Bonat Permanent Waves Shampoo and Wave 50c Marcel - - T6¢ Manicure - - - 85¢ - PERMANENT WAVES $1.95 and up Our work is up to a standard-- Not down to a price. Phone 223, Port Perry ARTHUR PRENTICE, Prop. FOR Expert Radio Service SEE Ross McLean Il My Radio Repair Shop at the |' 'back of the Sebert House is_modernly equipped to effect repairs on any make of radio; and is open.on ever Tuesday, Thursday, andSaturday foryour con- venience, A. M. LAWRENCE he Rexall swe A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT and a help to Canada.in her time of need. -- BEAUTY PARLOR -- PORT PERRY ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Lorne Mitchell wishes to an- nounce that she has taken the local | agency for Avon Produgts, including a full line of their lovely cosmetic creations, Mrs, Mitchell will be pleased to call at the homes of the ladies of Port Perry. Orders or re- quests for call may be left at Phone 2, Port Perry. LOGS WANTED Basswood, ELM, Beech and 2nd Growth Hard Maple. Apply -- THE -- Oakville Basket Co. Ltd. Oakville, Ontario Certificates Business Opportunity Kaufman has instructed Harris, Har- ris & Wallace, to sell his pool business with equipment. Harris, Harris & Wallace also have _ a number of other business and sev- eral residences for sale, Phone 24, Port Perry, Ont, FURS WANTED All kinds of raw furs of good qual- ity. Highest prices paid. jan30 ISAAC STEIN, Whitby. HOUSE FOR RENT On Crandell street, All conveniences and in good repair. Apply at Star Office or phone 128 r 4, Port Perry. , DR. H. H. ARMSTRONG DENTIST | Leonard Block over Prentice's Barber Shop. Telephone 287 - Port Perry ,ARTHUR W. '8." GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on Wednesday morning, and Friday afterncos of each week, or by appointment. , Blong Block, Port Perry, Phone 25 DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Rehan, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68) WHY SUFFER the agong of Rheu- matic Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago, when Rumacaps will give you quick wel- come relief. Ask:for them at A.M. Lawrences 'Drugstore. SAWS SHARPENED 'The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of saw fitting. Crosscut saws gummed and filed $1.60. , Cir- cular saws also fitted. R. J. Suteliffe, Simeoe St., two blocks south of the Borelia Corner, gs once. W. A. Sangs . DENTAL Jangste Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office Upstairs, over C. Sleop's Insurance Office, Co Sow oF Get Berens Bass RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 244 Simeoe Street North, Oshawa. In attendance oon ld office on Thursday afternoons of each Tuebday and Queen Btreet, Owing to poor health, Mr. William dagets